In addition to electronic health records, ______, which is the ability to exchange health information among health care...
In addition to electronic health records, ______, which is the ability to exchange health information among health care organizations and patients, is another component of health information technology that may substantially improve quality of care.
- A. clinical transfer application system
- B. health data communication
- C. clinical data exchange
- D. quality health data system
Homework Answers
Option C.
- Clinical data exchange is a method that helps organization's to share or exchange health related datas to other organisation's, health care information systems or among the patients themselves.
- This approach is aimed at improving the quality of care through the exchange of health related information and is one of the most important component of health information technology.
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health informatics concepts in the context of global health or
public health.
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